The HIPPA act mandates that patients have the right to their health records.
For the examples given, health promotion would be the education of the public about substance abuse. They are putting the idea of substance abuse being bad in the public's head. Thereby, attempting to improve public health although, there's no guarantee.
Banning smoking in public places is a "health protection" because it's a physical act that is attempting to make the public health better.
Testing food if also a "health protection" because it's a physical way to make sure that people do not end up with foodborne illnesses or hepatitis' related to dirty food/soil/etc.
Answer: Your answer is B, "It improves the efficacy of workouts."
Explanation:
"It requires a lot of assembly to use" is not a good benefit at all.
"It does not account for new technology." If nothing is new, why get it?
"It generally costs less than low-quality products." If it cost less than low quality workout equipment, then you can almost garuntee it will not work well.
What do you mean by this?